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During the Scholarship Luncheon at ������ Geauga - Twinsburg Academic Center on October 28, 2025, Zariyah Brantley became the first Michael Leposa Memorial Scholarship recipient [pictured below]. A Twinsburg High School graduate, Zariyah is a sophomore psychology major at TAC.“It was bittersweet but so nice and special,” said Diane Leposa, the mother of this scholarship’s namesake. Michael Leposa, a Twinsburg High School graduate, went on to earn an Associate Degree in Plant Sciences from Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C East) before transferring to ������, from which ...

KENT, OH - The School of Art Collection and Galleries at ������ are pleased to announce, “A Gift in Ink: Prints from the New York Print Club’s Recent Donation to the School of Art Collection,” in the Michener Gallery, located on the second floor of the ������ Library. The exhibit will be on view December 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026."A Gift in Ink: Prints from the New York Print Club’s Recent Donation to the School of Art Collection," celebrates a significant addition to the ������ School of Art Collection. This exhibition showcases a selection of...

My name is Logan Sanders, and I am an American Sign Language (ASL)/English Interpreting major with a minor in American Sign Language. It may sound like overkill, I know, but I love it. As a matter of fact, ������ wasn’t my original college. I transferred here after I fell in love with the idea of becoming an ASL interpreter.A professor at my college, before Kent, was deaf and brought in one of his friends, who was an interpreter, to class one day to talk with us. After that, I told him I wanted to be an interpreter and he recommended that I come to ������, so I transferred the summer a...

Originally posted on ������ Today.Students, faculty, staff and alumni celebrated I AM FIRST Week, a recognition of ������ students’ first-generation identity, by building community and showcasing campus-wide support.“We intentionally highlight first-generation faculty and staff because we want to be able to show student representation here at ������ of successful individuals in their own right,” Melanie Jones, director of Student Success Programs, told ������ Today, “[those] who have also been the first in their family to graduate.”I AM FIRST CelebrationTh...

Area police agencies will conduct joint training exercises from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at the Business and Administration Building along Summit Street on the Kent Campus.Those passing through the area are likely to see a heavy police presence as officers from several local agencies work together. Signs will be posted that note the event is a training session, which will not include any ballistic or explosives.Area police have been conducting previous training sessions at the building, which will be returned to university service at the completion of the exercise. ...

Assistant Lecturer William Bolden received the Bronze Teaching Recognition Award for Enhancing Online Learning in Asynchronous, Split-Level Courses.The teaching development awards program recognizes actions that enhance teaching and learning at ������. The program allows instructors to earn tiered awards (bronze, silver, gold & platinum) for their efforts to learn about, implement, evaluate and investigate evidence-based instructional practices. All instructors at ������, including graduate students and faculty of all appointment types (TT, NTT, adjun...

  Once a month, the Cultural Café, presented by ������ International Student & Scholar Services, through the Office of Global Education, invites students, faculty and staff to gather around food, stories and the cultures that shape and enrich our ������ community. The next Cultural Café will be presented from 12-1:30 p.m. on Nov. 19, and will feature students from Angola, sharing their country's history, culture and tasty cuisine.   The featured country for October's Cultural Café was Turkmenistan. Arslan Kalandarov, a sophomore, with a double ma...

The ������ at Tuscarawas women’s volleyball team closed out another impressive season, finishing as national runner-up in the USCAA Division II National Championship held on Nov. 8, in Monaca, PA. The Golden Eagles, who captured the national title last year, fell 3–1 to Cincinnati Clermont in the championship match, with set scores of 21–25, 25–14, 17–25 and 16–25.Despite the loss, ������ Tuscarawas showcased resilience and standout individual performances throughout the tournament. Freshman Allie Snyder delivered a breakout showing with 18 kills and 13 digs, while Mackenzie...